Recent content by Niko

This is for the TypeX, if you want the multi for the TypeX2 with all the games pre-setup shoot me a PM.

Sorry there was never a GUI or Skin created for Tate Mode. I looked into it at one point, but it was going to require a complete overhaul of the frontend.

Correct, the 'Vertical=1' parameter tells the loader to set a value in registry that the Nesica games natively read and change orientation accordingly.

Up for sale is an Analogue Super NT ( Super Famicom color way ) and Mega SG ( JPN color way ). Both are still sealed! These are going for $700+ on eBay so I decided to try listing them here first. Asking $650 each.

I'll shoot you a PM, but it sounds like you're running a frankenstein build of the multi. These issues should not be happening. You will however need atleast 1GB of RAM for USF4 The patch.ini is in offset;byte format.

Any old USB-B to USB-A cable ( like a printer cable ) should do the job. You'll want to measure 5v at the JAMMA edge.

I know this sounds crazy, especially since the capcom I/O works. But have you tried a different USB cable? Another thought, can you verify voltage being supplied to the I/O? During development the Sega Rev B was the I/O I used. So I know it's compatible. Improper voltage though, could explain...

Try replacing the ttxshell.exe with this new one, and let me know if it works.

Use the UniBios to run a CRC check on the game's program roms and make sure they're good. Other than that, I'd suggest trying to clear the backup ram. It doesn't sound like a motherboard issue to me.

You want to connect J1 on the RFID reader to the JVS port on the X2.

Everything that is not crossed out is still available. The motherboard is completely stock.

Thanks for the update. You had mentioned in a PM that you tested with two X2 units and the issue happened with both. Did each X2 have its own dedicated iDMAC card? Or where you swapping the iDMAC between the two units?

Its odd that I'm unable to reproduce the issue. The restart would only be happening for one of two reasons, 1.) A hardware issue with the system ( PSU, RAM, Motherboard Capacitors, Heat, etc. ) 2.) The watchdog in the internal JVS I/O board is rebooting the system, usually when some type of...

So far, I've been unable to reproduce the issue. When you mentioned swapping RAM, are you swapping RAM with brand new sticks or between your X2 units? Also, can you confirm you have at least 1GB of RAM?

What format is the drive image in? I typically recommend the "HDD Raw Copy Tool". https://hddguru.com/software/HDD-Raw-Copy-Tool/